No two minds are alike. Your brain works in its own way, and understanding that is the starting point. We offer cognitive assessment, practical strategies and psychological support, so you can move through life with more clarity, confidence and self-knowledge.
Whether you're exploring how your brain works for the first time or adapting to a change, our work starts with curiosity and ends with a plan that fits your real life.
A clear picture of how your mind works.
Comprehensive, individualised assessment exploring attention, memory, language, processing speed and executive function. Interpreted with warmth and care, never reduced to a single number.
Tools that actually fit your brain.
Practical, evidence-based strategies tailored to your strengths, so the everyday becomes lighter. We work on attention, executive functions, memory aids, fatigue management and routines that stick.
Therapy that holds the whole person.
Adjusting to a new diagnosis, recovering from injury, or learning to live alongside a different kind of mind: we offer warm, structured psychological support every step of the way. You don't need a diagnosis to start.
If you're curious about how your brain actually works
Many of our clients arrive with questions: am I autistic? Is this ADHD, or just life? We hold space for those questions without judgement and offer a thorough, neuroaffirming assessment to help you make sense of yourself. After diagnosis, we also offer support to help you manage what's next.
What to look for before booking an ADHD or autism assessment
If something has changed, and you need to know what
Traumatic brain injury, stroke, tumour, concussion, MS or other neurological conditions can leave you wondering what's recovered, what's shifted, and what's next. We help map the change clearly, with care for the person behind the report. Assessments can also help guide decisions about returning to or staying in work.
If you've noticed changes in memory or thinking
Noticing changes in memory or thinking can bring up bigger worries, and it can be difficult to know which changes reflect normal ageing and which may deserve closer attention. A thorough, respectful review can help you better understand any changes and support your independence for longer. Memory concerns are often best assessed as part of a multidisciplinary approach, with neuropsychological assessment providing one important piece of the picture.
Already received a diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment? We also offer cognitive strategies and ongoing support to help you manage the changes.
We're a modern psychology practice that believes a brain is never just a result on a test. It's a whole person, with a history, a context, and a future worth caring about.
Our work is honest, warm, and rigorous. We take time to listen, explain things in plain language, and design support that fits your actual life, not a textbook version of it.
We are proudly LGBTIQA+ affirming and committed to providing a culturally safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and for clients of every background.
Quiet consulting rooms located in Mornington and Highett.
Secure video sessions for strategy, support and follow-up, so distance, energy, or work never block your access to care.
Registered Psychologist (AHPRA) | Clinical Neuropsychology Registrar | BAPsych, GradDipPsych, PhD Candidate (Clinical Neuropsychology)
Madeline has a particular interest in understanding how cognition, neurodiversity, mental health and everyday life intersect.
Her experience spans hospital, community and private practice, alongside research in dementia risk and prevention, cognitive health and ageing, LGBTIQA+ wellbeing, and parent and child mental health. She brings this clinical and research experience together with a genuine curiosity about what makes each person's mind and experience different.
Madeline's approach is collaborative, respectful and neuro-affirming. She believes good psychological care starts with meeting people where they are and considering the whole person, rather than focusing on a single diagnosis or difficulty. She tailors assessment, therapy and practical strategies to fit each person's goals, values, strengths and the way they think.
Drawing on ACT, CBT and Schema Therapy, alongside principles from Buddhist psychology, Madeline supports people to manage distress and everyday challenges, develop practical ways of coping, and navigate periods of uncertainty, adjustment and change. Her aim is to help people feel more equipped to understand themselves, make sense of what they are experiencing, and move forward in a way that feels meaningful to them.
If your question isn't here, send us a note and we'll get back to you, usually within a couple of working days.
You can self-refer for most assessments and support. Memory and ageing reviews do require a referral from a geriatrician or GP.
Medicare and neuropsychological assessment. Neuropsychological assessments are not typically covered by Medicare. One exception: for individuals under 25, some autism diagnostic appointments may be covered under the Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorder Services initiative.
Medicare and ongoing therapy. Rebates are available for therapy and treatment sessions through Medicare's Better Access to Mental Health Care (Item 80110) and Chronic Disease Management plans, with a GP referral.
Private health insurance. Many funds cover some psychological services. Cover varies by policy and provider, so it's worth reviewing your plan directly.
Third-party funding. We also see clients funded by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Individuals with self-managed or plan-managed NDIS funding may be able to access neuropsychology services/assessment under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living.
A step-by-step walk-through of how to get there on the day (parking, reception, telehealth setup) and what will happen once we sit down together — including what's different for ADHD/autism assessments, cognitive assessments, psychological support and cognitive strategies.
Fees are tailored to the depth and detail of the assessment you're after. As a guide, our Neurodiversity Assessment (combined ADHD and autism) starts from $950, tailored to your needs.
A full breakdown of session and assessment fees is on our dedicated Fees page.
Autism and ADHD frequently co-occur, and the features of each can shape (or be mistaken for) the other. We believe it's best practice not to assess for a single condition in isolation. By looking at both at the same time, alongside mood, anxiety and cognition, we end up with a clearer, more accurate picture of what's actually going on and recommendations that genuinely fit you.
Read: What to look for before booking an ADHD or autism assessment
Tell us a little about what's brought you here. We'll come back to you personally. No auto-responders, no funnels.
You can request or enquire about an appointment through this form, directly via e-mail, or through our booking link.
A short, secure form for GPs, geriatricians, psychiatrists and allied clinicians. You can attach supporting documentation directly, and we'll be in touch with the client once we've reviewed the referral.
In-person neuropsychology consulting rooms in Mornington and Highett, with secure telehealth available across Australia. Get familiar with the space →
956/958 Nepean Hwy, Mornington VIC 3931
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